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Yeah its called snapseed. Its on my phone. It actually didnt change the original much on this photo.

With CWD this would actually be more logical. The carcuss and CWD stays put rather than being trasported. In the Drurys podcast they talk about this with the MO dnr.

Chased this guy all season. Finally got it done Sunday evening. Great hunt. Crazy track job. Typical roller coaster ride but Im very grateful. Sent from my SM-G930R4 using Tapatalk

I know a lot of people doing it Ryan. I'm surprised they told you no.

We take a lot of them off. Makes a huge difference in noise. Get a crescent on the nut and a rod thru the slots. It will break loose but its a bi$$$.

Yes one or the other. Either the cam that is cellular which would be your home or a base cellular.

Disregard my last comment. The ML1 was considered a rifle the MLII is not... Sorry for the confusion. Lol Awesome gun and priced right....

The Savage is considered a rifle and does need FFL paperwork. Just like the Remington Ultimate Muzzleloader.

Yes that's what I recommended. I run all Jcams with one G cam that is cellular.

It's seriously legit. Sent from my SM-G930R4 using Tapatalk

I use one that is a handwarmer also. I love it. Cant remember the name offhand. Sent from my SM-G930R4 using Tapatalk

I've used this with excellent results for many years. Its synthetic so rain only helps. Sent from my SM-G930R4 using Tapatalk

I love the XOPs. They are beefier than my lone wolfs but seem more solid. More spacing from tree. They are longer than lone wolf also. Not sure of what was breaking. I've sold a lot and never had an issue. If you want ultralight i still think lone wolfs are the way to go. I looked at...

Does your banks blind have the steel plate under it. If so just put some 4x4s on, crossbrace 3 sides and build a ladder up the 4th side. Easy peasy. Without the steal base you would build a platform like others posted and just screw through plywood floor inside blind to base.

I would buy 4pks of the J series IR cams. Best flash and reasonable priced. $750ish/4pk. Put a solar panel on each of those cams. It will include batteries etc. $60ish/panel. Those cams will be ready to go. Then you need a cell base. I went with a G No-Flash cam but see they will be...

My solar panels face opposite of cams. Cams North, panel South

I think tilt alone should be sufficient. Most of mine are faced N anyway. They do not need to be in direct sunlight.

When I ran just 4 J cams with AA's I got around 45 days for battery life. I figured I could triple that by adding the 6D battery pack. Either way a $50 solar panel eliminates all of this and pays for itself rather quickly. It's my understanding there is a solar upgrade coming soon that will...

Thanks for hauling my p shooter back with you. Can't wait to send some down range with it...

Never owned one but I transfer alot of them for guys. Hard to beat their specials.